Tierramor

I’ve been on two retreats at Tierramor, and it is truly a special place. The accommodations are simple, but well appointed, with very comfortable beds. Tierramor’s kind and accommodating staff made everything easy. The programming was thoughtful, values-based, and enriching. The quiet and peaceful grounds always leave my nervous system feeling regulated. For the price, everything really exceeded my expectations. Highly recommend!

This event felt like a hodge-podge. There was almost no Kirtan. Really average.

The drive up there was frightening and I would have wanted a much more serious warning before purchasing the ticket. This should be made MUCH MORE CLEAR on the website and when doing the actual purchasing.

The land and Mallorca were extraordinary = UNPARALLELED.

The dinner was excellent, in fact one of the best I've had.

Highly mixed bag.

Very lovely setting. Off the rugged roads in the mountains. Amazing Maloka and outdoor pools with incredible views of the Costa Rican landscape and ocean. I enjoyed the special Valentine’s day Kundalini event there on 2/14/2026. It a was very high vibrational and intentional. Well held.

The experience at Tierramor was quite "hostile," a land high on a hill with winds that not only unnerve you, making it impossible to relax, but also shake the small, fragile, and rustic cabins, which are poorly furnished with minimal furniture. We had to put all our clothes on the floor and a small wooden table. There were no hooks to hang clothes on, nor bedside tables. The shower water, falling and being blown away by the wind, made it impossible to shower.

The kitchen, the cabins, and the maloca are separated by hills that keep you physically active throughout your stay. It's impossible to relax at Tierramor, as there isn't a single cozy or comfortable space for a nap or simply to rest and recover from the intense winds on the hill.

The food is okay, sometimes very good, sometimes just so-so. I understand cleaning your own dishes as part of a collaborative and community experience, but being asked to even dry and put them away seems unnecessary to me and only creates a feeling that you have to do everything yourself and you go from being a "guest" to being a volunteer.

I took the Earth and Lime course at Tierramor and learned a great deal. I hope to apply what I learned soon when building my own house. The location is outstanding, and course was led professionally by instructors from different disciplines. The group dynamic was excellent. I m very grateful for the experience.